SSHFS
Posted: | 2007-05-29 10:33 |
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Tags: | Debian |
If you are using Xen to host a development server on your workstation one of the problems is that it can be tricky to edit the files in your usual desktop environment. If you have Debian Etch and a stock kernel you can use the SSH filesystem to mount the Xen server's hard disk as a directory on your computer so that you can edit the files directly. This approach actually works really well.
sudo apt-get install sshfs
To mount the drive:
sudo modprobe fuse cd ~/Desktop sudo sshfs -o allow_other root@rms.dev:/ rms.dev
and to unmount:
cd ~/Desktop sudo umount rms.dev